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Whether you are just starting out or a seasoned competitor, climbing competitions can be a fun and effective way to improve your skills. A note to our regular competitors, the calender of events was changed in 2020 after extensive consultation and the time of year each event takes place has been altered as indicated below.


Our comps

We organise a range of youth and adult climbing competitions each year. Find out about each one and book your place here:

Youth Comps


Open / Adult Comps


The All-Nations Youth Championships (NEW FOR 2022)

This exciting new competition series, combines the National Championships across the UK and Ireland. It uses the already established events in Scotland, Ireland and Wales, and adds new championships in England. Bouldering and lead are seperate. There are already many competitors who travel to compete in the championships outside their own country, and this will allow their results to act as an additional part of the GB Climbing performance pathway. It will, as it has always done, enable competitors to meet new friends and visit different climbing centres but also now find out their ranking across a greater number of competitors at National level.

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    2022 Competition Dates

    Competition Venue Date
    ClimbScotland Fun Competition (Roped) Various climbing walls across Scotland January - March 2022
    NEW ClimbScotland Fun Competiton (Boulder) Various climbing walls across Scotland June-July 2022 TBC
    NEW English Bouldering Championships (4 Nations Youth Boulder R1) Rockover Manchester 26-27 March 2022 TBC
    Scottish Youth Bouldering Championships (4 Nations Youth Boulder R2) Eden Rock (TBC) 30 April 2022
    Welsh Bouldering Championships (4 Nations Youth Boulder R3) Roc-Bloc Cardiff March 2022
    Irish Lead Championships (4 Nations Youth Lead R1) TBC April 2022 TBC
    Scottish Youth Climbing Championships - Lead & Speed (4 Nations Youth Lead R2) EICA Ratho 4 June 2022
    Scottish lead Climbing Competition (Senior Lead & Speed) EICA Ratho 5 June 2022
    NEW English lead Climbing Championships (4 Nations Youth Lead R3) TBC 30-31 July 2022
    Welsh Lead Climbing Championships (4 Nations Youth Lead R4) The Beacon Climbing Centre, Caernarfon 3-4 September 2022
    Junior British Bouldering Championships TBC 21-22 May 2022
    British Bouldering Championships Cliffhanger Festival, Sheffield 11-12 June 2022
    Paraclimb Scotland Festival including ParaSpeed (British Para Series R1) EICA Ratho 5 June 2022
    BMC Paraclimbing Championships (British Para Series R2) TBC 31 July 2022
    BMC Paraclimbing Championships (British Para Series R3) The Beacon Climbing Centre, Caernarfon 4 September 2022
    BMC Paraclimbing Championships (British Para Series R4) EICA Ratho 10-11 September 2022
    Youth Climbing Series Qualifyer R1 TBC 17 September 2022
    Youth Climbing Series Qualifyer R2 TBC 1 October 2022
    Youth Climbing Series Qualifyer R3 TBC 22 October 2022
    Youth Climbing Series Qualifyer R4 TBC 5 November 2022
    YCS Grand Final TBC 26 & 27 November 2022
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